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The strikes killed at least 21 people and are part of a U.S. campaign against drug cartels designated as foreign terrorist organizations, prompting regional condemnation.
- President Donald Trump announced U.S. military strikes on vessels allegedly carrying illegal drugs off Venezuela, claiming success that has left no boats operational and resulting in the deaths of four people in a previous attack on October 3.
- Russia condemned the U.S. strikes on October 3, warning about potential escalation in the Caribbean and expressing support for Venezuela's government.
- The U.S. declared a non-international armed conflict against drug cartels, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stating they have all necessary authorizations for military action.
- Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's government accused the U.S. of aggression, emphasizing its commitment to defend sovereignty against attacks.
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